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The biggest and baddest book of axes out there.Whether you’re an expert musician or an enthusiastic novice, The Guitar & Amp Sourcebook has something for you. Loaded with hundreds upon hundreds of rocking guitars and electrifying amps, you’ll get the skinny on the most popular models, vintage pieces, and rare beauties. This illustrated history contains the most important guitars and amps – those that have rocked our world and changed history.Loaded with photos and descriptions, you’ll find brand comparisons like Gibson vs. Fender, recommendations for the best beginner equipment, and a listing of the guitars used by popular musicians.The most comprehensive book on the market, The Guitar & Amp Sourcebook is organized chronologically, featuring equipment from centuries ago right up through today, plus details of the music and musicians playing at the time when the piece was at its height of popularity. Sprinkled with quotes from musicians on their personal favorites and professional advice on the best equipment, this is the most comprehensive guitar book available today – and it’s one no guitar lover should be without.
This book serves as a comprehensive guide to the history and evolution of guitars and amplifiers. It caters to both expert musicians and novices, offering detailed information on hundreds of popular, vintage, and rare models. The book explores the most significant instruments that have shaped music history, providing brand comparisons, beginner equipment recommendations, and insights into the gear used by famous musicians.
This book is presented as the most comprehensive guide on the market for guitar and amp enthusiasts. Its chronological organization and inclusion of musician insights suggest a thorough exploration of the subject matter. The detailed descriptions and historical context aim to provide valuable information for a wide range of readers, from beginners to experts.
Page Count:
520
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins
ISBN-10:
0007927967
ISBN-13:
9780007927968
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